Booker T. & the M.G.'s - 'And Now!' is Chris' Classic Album of the Weekend.

Plus Run The Jewels provide a special Festival Guest Mix from 7am. Show more

Run The Jewels provide an exclusive Festival Guest Mix to mark the weekend that Reading & Leeds should have been taking place.

Reggae legend Toots Hibbert of Toots and the Maytals shares his First, Last and Everything, and Mark and Stuart present a feast of great music and chat for weekend breakfast. Show more

With a nod to Manchester Pride.

London rapper Loyle Carner travels to Georgetown Guyana to explore his Guyanese roots for a musical collaboration with flautist and composer Keith Waithe. Show more

Roxanne Tataei travels to the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides for a Gaelic psalm singing collaboration. Show more

Guy takes you on a meandering journey into his mind map of music, with Samantha Crain, The Unthanks, Etta James and more than 2 and less that 4 songs by the wonderful Beach Boys. Show more

This week Tom is looking for Summer related tuneage. Which songs make you think of lazy days on the beach and that dream holiday you have ready to book?

Stuart gets the bank holiday party started with floorfillers from around the world. Get your groove on with jazz infused highlife, Saharan rock ‘n’ roll and Egyptian electronics. Show more

Don, a veteran of many Notting Hill Carnivals, makes up for the lack of the real thing with his own sound system selection, bouncing between the old, the new and classic too. Show more

Guy takes you on a meandering journey into his mind map of music, with Samantha Crain, The Unthanks, Etta James and more than 2 and less that 4 songs by the wonderful Beach Boys. Show more

Bon Iver and folk music fan Nish Kumar listens for the first time to the band's 2016 experimental electronic masterpiece 22, A Million.

Felicity Ward struggles with Caress, Redact, the stripped-back experimental electronic album by Public Speaking that's all about violence.

Soweto Kinch continues his journey around one of the most creatives areas in the world, Harlem. Show more

The series looks at how Paul Oakenfold and DJs Harvey, Heidi and Justin Berkman were all inspired by Larry Levan of Manhattan's Paradise Garage. Show more